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The Science Museum of Virginia’s AirMobile arrives on Thursday, April 25 for a one day visit at RCES.

The AirMobile, part of the science museum’s educational outreach program, brings a story of aviation history and aeronautical technology to communities throughout the Commonwealth.

The “Forces of Flight” exhibit features information about the natural forces that make flight possible. Other displays include a working wind tunnel, a computer-based flight simulator, a readout of current weather conditions, and a satellite navigation system. Included in the exhibit are pictures of aircraft at the Virginia Aviation Museum arid selected individuals from the Virginia Aviatior Hall of Famtf?

The working wind tunnel display demonstrates how wind tunnels ar used to test and improve aircraf designs. Since the days of the Wrigh brothers, wind tunnels have been ar

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